Hegseth’s uneven application of rules and standards

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has emphasized the enforcement of grooming and appearance standards while simultaneously overriding services and lifting suspensions of pilots who may have failed to follow protocol. Hegseth was recently lef…
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